Re: Timestamp
Hi,
I have often wanted to know exactly what Packages I updated on
my upgrade blitz on the 10 of sept (or there abouts)? What packages
did I update the week before?
If my machine has been acting funny for a couple of weeks, I
want to know what all packages have changed.
For curiousity, I wold also like to know what circa nethack is
available in Hamm. I know the version number, I also know that the
Packages file was updated 30 minutes ago. Does that tell me if we
have a circa 1995 nethack or not? (I haven't really been keeping
track of nethack).
See what I mean?
We need time stamps.
A time stamp at package build time (extracted from and hence
identical to the timestamp in the changelog file).
A time stamp at install/delete time in the status file for an
audit trail.
manoj
C2 security, here we come
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Manoj Srivastava <url:mailto:srivasta@acm.org>
Mobile, Alabama USA <url:http://www.datasync.com/%7Esrivasta/>
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